Free New York

Free New York
Every week at 2:00 AM
Late Sunday Night / Early Monday Morning
Channel 67 Time Warner Cable
Channel 85 RCN
Channel 36 Verizon FiOS
Manhattan, New York City

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THIS WEEK'S EPISODE:

Episode #537: That's Why They Call It Due Process
First Broadcast: 4/12/10
Repeated: 8/30/10
St. Vincent's Hospital in the West Village is closing! Where will anyone on the West side between Battery Park and 59th Street go for urgent treatment in the future? Why does President Obama think he has the right to assassinate an American citizen? Does that action put Obama to the right of President Ford? Why would anyone want American troops to stay in Iraq after the revelation of the wholesale murder of two Reuters photographers by American troops in Iraq in 2007? Is it true that, as one soldier in Iraq put it, "The difference between an insurgent and an Iraqi civilian is whether they are dead or alive"? I have too many questions this week.

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So, what is Free New York anyway? The simple answer is that it's a this neat little public access TV show on Manhattan Neighborhood Network which I co-produce with the tremendous help of my camerawoman/editor/everything else, Kim. The complicated answer is that it's a project of mine to broadcast opinions and events which don't always appear within "the mainstream media" (like The New York Times, the major networks, local radio, etc.), and so far I think it's been working.

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